FestivalSep 24 – Nov 12
Jerusalem Biennale 2026
Alon Shvut, Jerusalem
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FestivalSep 24 – Nov 12
Alon Shvut, Jerusalem
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In Riki Gal’s first concert with the Israel Philharmonic, her unmistakable voice meets new orchestral arrangements, with Guy Mintus linking Israeli song, improvisation and orchestral colour.
Mon, Oct 26 · 20:30
Heichal HaTarbut
199 ₪
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A month after the release of her debut album *Imperfections*, Eden Golan brings the songs to Barby, where a club setting puts them in closer contact with the audience than a large-scale pop show.
Sat, Oct 31 · 21:00
Barby
115 ₪
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Sat, Dec 12 · 21:00
Reading 3
295 ₪
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Nov 1 — Nov 8
Night Pass 159 ₪
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Nov 1 — Nov 8
Tzavta Theatre
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Nov 4 — Nov 7

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Avi Nesher follows several men and women in the days before and during October 7, tracing how love, family and the possibility of a second chance change when familiar reality collapses.
Sun, Oct 25 · 19:35
Movieland HaTzuk

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Moshe Rosenthal films a father–son rupture in tight close-ups, while music carries what the characters cannot say; a secret uncovered in 1987 keeps reverberating through the son’s adult life.
Sun, Oct 25 · 21:00
Lev Tel Aviv

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Hirokazu Kore-eda carries his study of family into the near future, where grieving parents take in a humanoid resembling their dead son. Restrained science fiction about loss, parenthood and the need to believe in an image.
Sun, Oct 25 · 21:20
Lev Tel Aviv
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Gesher’s musical satire pushes Israel to the brink of nuclear disaster, then proposes a mass Sabbath as the national rescue plan. Roni Brodetsky directs existential anxiety as local absurdism.
Mon, Oct 26 · 19:30 · +9
Gesher Theatre
99–266 ₪
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Three drag queens set out in a pink bus on a journey through fatherly love, friendship and individual freedom; the stage version brings the cult film back as a musical road comedy.
Wed, Oct 28 · 21:00 · +9
Habima
429–499 ₪
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Dorit Nitai Neeman turns a kibbutz ceremony into a test of collective optimism, as war repeatedly breaches the boundary between stage and audience.
Wed, Nov 4 · 20:30 · +1
Niko Nitai Theatre
45–90 ₪
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The Biennale focuses on contemporary art and design that reimagines manual techniques and traditional disciplines.
Through Nov 7
Eretz Israel Museum
58 ₪
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Ilana Dotan draws synthetic packaging in graphite and charcoal from smartphone photographs.
Through Nov 28
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
52 ₪
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Martin Visok reassembles Liebling Haus’s historic kitchen through concrete reliefs and photographic collage.
Through Oct 27
Liebling Haus
Free entry
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Mon, Oct 26 · 21:00
Tzavta
89 ₪
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Thu, Oct 29 · 22:00
Gray Club — Tel Aviv
Sold out
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Fri, Oct 30 · 22:00
Tzavta
159 ₪
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Beethoven’s Kreutzer Sonata, which directly inspired Tolstoy’s novella, anchors a violin-and-piano programme by Yonatan Selai and Michael Zartskel, alongside Mozart, Dvořák, Sarasate and Kreisler.
Sun, Oct 25 · 20:00
Felicja Blumenthal Music Center
106 ₪
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Nikolaus Habjan’s Oper Dortmund production brings *The Magic Flute* to the Israeli Opera, treating Mozart’s light-footed fable as a drama of initiation, testing and social order.
Mon, Oct 26 · 20:00
The Israeli Opera
438–495 ₪
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Opening the Tel Aviv Festival, Tamir Muskat connects artists, chamber orchestra and choir so that production itself—the passage between beat, song and orchestration—becomes the concert’s subject.
Sun, Nov 1 · 20:00
The Israeli Opera
210–320 ₪
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In Talya Levy’s new duet, friendship and aggression do not remain abstract themes: drums, water and a river of plastic turn the bond between two friends into material pressure.
Mon, Oct 26 · 20:30
HaBait
80–90 ₪
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Einav Katan-Schmid revisits Dore Hoyer’s archive through Spinoza and text written partly with ChatGPT, asking whether attention and responsibility remain possible when technology mediates feeling.
Sat, Oct 31 · 20:00
HaBait
70–80 ₪
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Itai Engel links footage from Iran, Syria, Iraq, Gaza and Lebanon to the decisions made before the camera rolls, shifting attention from images alone to a field reporter’s judgement.
Mon, Oct 26 · 20:00
Beit Tsionei America (ZOA)
59 ₪
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A lecture on architecture and cinema after Japan's destruction leads into Tokyo Godfathers, making the city itself a medium for processing trauma and change.
Sun, Nov 1 · 19:00
Liebling Haus
Free entry